"share my impression" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that you are going to offer your opinion about a particular topic. For example: "I'd like to share my impression of the latest movie I watched."
This week, several new books arrived that have made me so excited that I could barely tear myself away from reading them long enough to share my impressions with you.
As I wrote yesterday, I want to share my impressions of the show.
While I am not trying to prove or disprove that, I am going to share my impressions of their latest (expensive) household appliance: the V8 Absolute vacuum.
NU: Thank you for invitation, I would be delighted to share my impressions with a bigger group of people.
Millions of viewers will have shared my impression almost of watching two men staging a putsch against their own parties, against the entire British political system, and against the ingrained assumptions of more than a century of parliamentary government".
When I shared my impression with Christof W le that S rol/Alto Adige was like Italy reinvented to meet German specifications, he nodded and told me, "We have the best of both worlds now".
When I shared my impression with Christof Wörndle that Südtirol/Alto Adige was like Italy reinvented to meet German specifications, he nodded and told me, "We have the best of both worlds now".
So I couldn't resist sharing my impressions when we graduated the first class of the Founder Institute with Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet, the French Minister for the Digital Economy.
As a staff writer at the Broad Institute, I'm incredibly excited to be here attending talks related to the future of genetics and genomics (and mingling with fellow science writers -- I'm refueling on coffee and sitting in the news lounge right now) and I'm really looking forward to sharing my impressions on this blog!
